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$\"\"$ French startup Foodles thinks office canteens should work more like food delivery startups. The company delivers fresh food every morning into smart fridges that sit in your office. Employees can then buy cheap lunches using a card or a phone. Think about Foodles as a sort of hybrid company between vending machines and those popular full-stack delivery startups in Paris, such as Frichti,… Read More<\/a>
\nvia Romain Dillet
\n Romain Dillet \u2013 TechCrunch<\/a>
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